Four forensic pathologists tell Folbigg baby death inquiry that smothering can leave no signs

By Joanne McCarthy
March 20 2019 - 6:30am
Evidence: Newcastle forensic pathologist Dr Allan Cala in a photo taken before a 2007 inquiry. Dr Cala gave evidence at the Folbigg trial in 2003 and a review of the trial on Tuesday.
Evidence: Newcastle forensic pathologist Dr Allan Cala in a photo taken before a 2007 inquiry. Dr Cala gave evidence at the Folbigg trial in 2003 and a review of the trial on Tuesday.

FOUR forensic pathologists have told the Folbigg baby deaths inquiry that smothering a child can leave signs on a baby's body but can also occur and "leave no trace".

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